You need to edit your account.xml (or whatever file your using for
accounts) to get rid of these entries for the userxx and publicxx
accounts.
<user repeat="99">
<uid>user%02d</uid>
<guid>user%02d</guid>
<password>user%02d</password>
<name>User %02d</name>
<cuaddr>mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]</cuaddr>
</user>
<user repeat="10">
<uid>public%02d</uid>
<guid>public%02d</guid>
<password>public%02d</password>
<name>Public %02d</name>
<cuaddr>mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]</cuaddr>
</user>
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Scott Buchanan
DSB Associates e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
4-D Neuroimaging Tel: (858) 759-9496
Fax: (858) 759-0825
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On Apr 3, 2008, at 8:56 AM, Greg Miller wrote:
Is there a way to delete all of the default users in Darwin Calendar
Server? I have it all setup and running on CentOS 5 using the Maxime
Wacker
instructions, but I can't seem to get rid of "user 1-99", etc. If I
delete
these directories from my data directory, they just repopulate.
Unless I am
reading my accounts.xml wrong, I don't see anything that should
create those
users.
Any ideas?
Are those not deletable for a reason?
Are these users stored in an sqlite database somehow? If so, is
there a way
to get them removed?
I saw some info regarding various admin utilities, but I couldn't
seem to
get any of them to work on Linux (syntax errors).
Using SVN checkout from 3/31/08.
If I am hopelessly wandering in the wrong direction, please help
steer me
back on course!
Thanks!
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